It is part of a large format canvas edition of 100 prints measuring over 3 feet wide. (38×32″ / 96.5x81cm + border)

We have only one left!

• This will of course include our lifetime certificate.

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Rudolf Caracciola was the first non-Italian to win the famous road race at the 1931 Mille Miglia. Alongside his co-driver Wilhelm Sebastian, the Mercedes Benz works team driver won the 1,635km race, which took place from 12 to 13 April 1931, in a Mercedes-Benz SSKL racing car. Caracciola achieved an average speed of 101.1 km/h in the race from Brescia to Rome and back.

• This stunning model with authentic race weathering pays homage to this great machine. It is constructed from thousands of parts and has exploded details. The 20″ long masterpiece is complete with leather base and plexi cover.

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This uber rare vintage original poster is the only known example. The artwork by H.J. Moser shows a stylized Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza / P3 Tipo B leading a Bugatti Type 51 (T51). The large linen mounted poster measures over 3 feet tall (39.5×28″ – 100x71cm) and is in very fine condition with a minor tear that was repaired and some light restoration work to the top border. It was published by Denter & Nicolas in Berlin.

The event on July 17, 1932 was a total sweep for Alfa Romeo with Rudolf Caracciola winning, followed by Tazio Nuvolari & Mario Borzacchini, all driving an Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B.

The 1932 event at the ‘Nurburg-Ring’ was the 5th event there, making this among the very first posters ever published for this historic race.

• This fantastic piece of motorsport history is expensive, and will of course include our lifetime certificate. (xK22Ux)

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This is a rare original XXII GRAN PREMIO DI ITALIA program, Monza Sep 9th 1934. It is in very fine condition, 60 pages long, and is richly illustrated.

Race Results –

1. Rudolf Caracciola / Luigi Fagioli – Mercedes W25
2. Hans Stuck / zu Leiningen – Auto Union Type A.
3. Count Trossi / Gianfranco Comotti – Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B 2.9

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This is an incredibly complex and large scale scratch-built model made almost entirely from metal from around 4200 (!!) unique pieces. The body is brass over a wooden frame, just like the real car. It features full engine detail (as designed by Ferdinand Porsche). Nothing is missing on this spectacular museum quality model. A special edition of just 5 have been built for our gallery, and each one has been constructed differently (colors, steering wheel, leather seats, & other options) and is unique and a one-off.

• This masterpiece measures 3 feet long  (36 x 12 x 12″) with engine cowl raised, and weighs about 40 lbs / 18 kgs. Enquire for more photos.

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This large vintage original is in very good condition and measures about 4 feet tall  (31.5×47″ / 79x119cm + border).  This is one of the most desirable and recognizable early racing posters by Geo Ham showing a stylized Auto Union leading an Alfa Romeo / Maserati.

The race was won by Caracciola in the Mercedes W25 followed by the Auto Union C-Types of Varzi and Stuck. (Audi)

This is Very Expensive and rare, especially in this fine condition.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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